Sentence examples for pollution and support from inspiring English sources

Solar and wind power, as well as nuclear, are needed to mitigate global warming, reduce pollution and support energy independence.

"Australia must do its fair share towards global efforts to cut carbon pollution and support communities to adapt to climate impacts.

Thus, physically-based model simulations, simple MIR models, GIS data sources and 'expert' knowledge are brought together to create a simple, applied modelling toolkit to simulate nitrate pollution and support catchment policies that reduce the loss of nitrate to rivers.

In 2003, Delhi won the United States Department of Energy's first 'Clean Cities International Partner of the Year' award for its "bold efforts to curb air pollution and support alternative fuel initiatives".

This has implications for further research in urban air pollution and supports arguments in favour of the compact city.

In many countries buffer strips have become an important management tool widely accepted for controlling the diffuse pollution and supporting the development of more sustainable agriculture.

As governor of Washington, I've seen firsthand what's possible when you invest in clean energy — reducing carbon pollution and supporting family-wage jobs that are growing twice as fast as those in any other industry.

Newman and His Own FRIDAY -- Larry David will be honored, and Paul Newman will present an award to his daughter Nell Newman, president of Newman's Own Organics, at a dinner at Pier 60, Chelsea Piers, to raise money for Riverkeeper, which works to protect the Hudson from pollution and supports the environment.

These estimates can form the basis of essential public health information, including communication of the risks of air pollution and supporting the benefit cost ratios of achieving clean air.

A new poll by Hart Research Associates found that 72percentt of Americans strongly support stricter limits on pollution and 82percentt support reducing carbon emissions from power plants.

So researchers have begun exploring more subtle factors, like crime, pollution and family support.